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Newspaper

Cameron Herald

Location

Cameron, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 01, 1941

Page

6

Minerva News Brief Highlights Local Life and School Notes

Brownwood and Minerva items report David Robinson Sr. injured in tire blowout on an army truck near Minerva, with hospital care and steady progress. Local families visit, church conference led by Rev. Lokey, graduation plans for seventh grade with speakers from Sabinal Baylor student John Boykin, and surrounding community updates from Austin to Temple.

David Robinson, Sr Camp Bowie Brownwood D. F. Robinsn Minerva Charlie Fleming Stella Mae Austin Margaret Lucas Margaret Brown Dallas G. C. Lucas R. Scott Evans San Antonio J. C. Wallace Cliff Jack Wallace Houston Lee Wallace Floy Hewett W. C. Hewett Caldwell Temple Ada Sanders Sue Jessie Lou Hubert Dorothy Brannon John D. Boykin Sabinal Baylor University Waco Gene McDonald Gwenneth Lee Stewart Charles Shelander J. T. Robinson Joy Addington Wilma Robbins

Kennard Hughes Writes to Matt Bailey on March Field Note

Kennard Hughes, a former resident, writes from March Field California to Uncle Matt B Bailey. He is in the Medical Corps and will be transferred to Albuquerque New Mexico on April 22. He says The Daily Midget mailed to him and praises its popularity over a Los Angeles paper. He posts The Midget on the airmen bulletin board for readers.

Kennard Hughes Matt. Bailey March Field Matt. B. Bailey California Kennard Albuquerque New Mexico Los Angeles

Catholic Youth Organization Meets At Knights Hall

The Catholic Youth Organization met on Tuesday night at the Knights of Columbus Hall. After the social refreshments were served, all report a grand time.

Knights of Columbus Hall

Houston visitor Albert Epperson visits grandparents

Albert Epperson of Houston visited his grandparents Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Sapp over the weekend.

Albert Epperson Houston J. H. Sapp

Roosevelt vows seven seas patrol if needed for aid to Britain

President Roosevelt stated in Washington that United States patrols would extend to the seven seas if necessary to ensure aid to Britain. He indicated Greenland may be partly occupied by Axis forces and clarified the move is neutrality patrol, not convoy.

Roosevelt Washington Seven Seas Britain Greenland United States Navy Cordell Hull Knox Germany Hitler Greece Thermopylae Athens

Roosevelts attack on Lindbergh sparks distrust claims

Roosevelt denounced Lindbergh in New York calling him a Copperhead and likened him to a revolutionary figure who urged Washington to surrender. He implied Lindbergh would never be drafted and suggested the aviator could not be trusted.

Roosevelt Lindberg New York Washington

Judge Graham Gillis Competes In Lexington Log Rolling Night

Judge Graham Gillis attended a log rolling contest in Lexington on Thursday night sponsored by the Knights of Pythias Lodge.

Graham Gillis Lexington The Knights of Pythias Lodge

Local visitors noted from Austin Buckholts Cameron

J. B. Doss of Austin was a business visitor in Cameron Thursday. Rev. T. D. McQuary of Buckholts was a Cameron visitor on Monday.

J. B. Doss of Austin Cameron T. D. McQuary Buckholts

Sunshine Returns After Rain Lashes City

Little River clears after a wet spell with bright skies reappearing Friday. Forecasters promise continued clear weather for a busy Saturday as the business district anticipates a banner day.

Milam County Pioneer Mrs. Dave Todd Dies in Thrall

Former Milam county resident and pioneer Mrs. Dave Todd died last Tuesday at her Thrall home. Funeral services were held Wednesday with burial at Pleasant Hill cemetery. Her husband, the late Dave Todd, preceded her in death. She is survived by her children.

Dave Todd Milam County Thrall The Herald Sur

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